Bomar
SILVER Star
summit transport did me right. he is on mud here.
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Bomar beat me to it...same guy.
Thanks guys. I thought I found a good 80 in OK but after pulling the car fax and talking to the guy I'm going to pass. I'm sure I will probably need a shipper at some point so this is good info to have.
I used aaron as well getting Piggy Bacon out of PHX
Bottom view of piggy 2UZ
Someone educate me how I might get the power steering pulley off (circled in red). It's blocking the last 1/2" to get the dang alternator off. There's not a bolt on the front of the pulley.
Someone educate me how I might get the power steering pulley off (circled in red). It's blocking the last 1/2" to get the dang alternator off. There's not a bolt on the front of the pulley.
Remove the 3 14mm bolts that hold the p/s pump to the block, remove alternator.
Yeah, those are a mother effer to get a wrench on. Best option?
Deep 14mm socket. Turn p/s pulley so the socket passes through the holes in the pulley
Rob FTW again
There was a 4th nut to loosen on the guide bolt of the ps pump. Didn't have to take bolts out just loosen.
I can't find any blown fuses. From reading tundra forums, I guess the alternators are frequently failed parts.
If it tests out good, I am back to square one.
I can't find any blown fuses. From reading tundra forums, I guess the alternators are frequently failed parts.
If it tests out good, I am back to square one.
Clutchee
I'm fun sized!
Saw this a lot at Lexus- with the ps pump above alt; if it leaks on alt then the alt would fail....
Just what I saw in past
Just what I saw in past
Alternators are consumable in my opinion these days, especially the remanufactured ones (Hecho in Meh-ih-ko).
But no other real choice. Toyota does not offer new ones neither does Denso aftermarket.
I've used Aaron 5 times now and each time has been a good experience (that's saying a lot about the brokering/trucking industry where there are shysters everywhere)
just missed the shot of her reaching for top shelf 
Always be creepin
Given the evidence at hand, one could reasonably assume cause and effect. 
